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Scheme vs Common Lisp [closed]

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Scheme vs Common-Lisp ? What to choose ?

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Damir Avatar asked Dec 16 '10 17:12

Damir

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Scheme is small and clean, Common Lisp is big and powerful.

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David Thornley Avatar answered Sep 28 '22 08:09

David Thornley
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